The phrase "available time before" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific time frame that is open or free prior to a certain event or deadline.
Example: "Please let me know your available time before the meeting so we can discuss the agenda."
Alternatives: "free time prior to" or "open time before".
A packet could be lost due to the following reasons: (i) a collision, (ii) the channel is sensed busy more than five consecutive times [9], (iii) the available time ends before the channel is sensed idle.
However, with increasing nZVI concentration aggregation is accelerated, reducing the available time for injection before nZVI settles.
The safety analysis is carried out and the results are checked against the acceptance criteria which are the possibility of using water inventory in the emergency core cooling system (ECCS) accumulators and the KWU tanks for core cooling and the available time to operators before the maximum design limit of fuel rod cladding damage is reached.
It takes each MSS's channel quality and the number of available time slots into account before organizing the layering structure.
At the first available time point for immunological studies and before initiation of HAART (baseline, BL), all investigated subjects showed a positive, and in most cases robust, HIV-specific CD4+ T cell response (median total response 2,780 SFC/106 CD8-depleted PBMCs; range 315-8646) (Figure 5A).
Then, assess your available time.
It will be available some time before the end of this year, according to Oracle.
Note that TUCR-DTW is not suitable for the streaming setting, because the method requires available time-series sequences before the similarity search is done, whereas time-series data points of a time-series stream are only collected at every time tick, unknown beforehand.
Back in the 80s, before spoiler alerts, before everything was available all the time, before films were trailed endlessly for months before they'd been released, it was harder to discover anything off the beaten track – and a lot easier to be totally blown away by something.
The physical layout of the triage area was identified as counterproductive to efficient triaging, and the results of investigations were often observed to be available for some time before clinical staff became aware.
